Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a pan-African technology business, has teamed with MEDI TELECOM, a subsidiary of the Orange business in Morocco, to provide Liquid Dataport clients with expanded network coverage and increased services.

The companies stated that this mutually advantageous partnership establishes Liquid as a single supplier of its whole range of digital services in Morocco, reducing the need for various supplier networks.

MEDI TELECOM, which provides telecoms and digital services under the Orange brand, obtains access to Liquid's connectivity network, making it a preferred provider capable of supporting high availability, which may be passed on to customers, said the company.

Ahmed El Beheiry, CEO of Liquid Intelligent Technologies, said: “This strategic partnership with MEDI TELECOM will enable easier access to connectivity for our international customers, along with access to Liquid’s full portfolio of services, including our pan-African fiber network, LEO/MEO/GEO satellite solutions and Liquid C2’s cloud and cyber security solutions.

“The choice of MEDI TELECOM as a preferred partner in Morocco builds on our longstanding relationship with Orange in several African countries, solidifying the existing business relationship and unlocking new possibilities for both to expand their network reach.”

According to Liquid, improving access to the internet forms one of the main goals of the Digital Morocco Plan 2021-2025.

It add: “For international businesses looking to expand and get services in Morocco, this collaboration could lead to improved connectivity options, innovative services, and more competitive offerings in the telecommunications and digital services space. “